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Herald-CitizenWEDNESDAY,Herald-Citizen OCTOBER 30, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 224 75 CENTS Celina clinic opens Nov. 15, hospital Jan. 1

BY BEN WHEELER after years of insuffi cient provider Johnny Presley of Jan. 1, 2020, assuming every- plans to open the hospital HERALD-CITIZEN revenue from declining re- Crossville purchased CRH for thing goes ﬁ ne,” Presley said. again in phases, with the ﬁ rst imbursements and declining $200,000 after the facility shut “Maybe a little quicker, but it being a clinic in the hospi- After changing hands in patient numbers. down. Presley said the clinic all depends on Medicare.” tal. The next phase would August, Cumberland River CRMC purchased the hos- at the hospital will reopen The clinic will be taking be reopening the emergency Hospital has announced its pital for roughly $6 million in mid-November, and the new patients, off ering lab room. The third phase would clinic will reopen Nov. 15. in 2012, ultimately investing hospital itself has received a work, and Presley says they be acute care and a geropsych The Celina hospital closed $12 million in the facility. The tentative opening date. are checking in on being able unit, something Presley hopes March 1, with Cookeville Re- closure left approximately 146 “The clinic will be open- to off er outpatient comprehen- to expand from the previous gional Medical Center offi cials employees out of work. ing Nov. 15 with the hospital sive labs for nursing homes. eight beds that the hospital saying the decision was made Longtime healthcare having a tentative open on Presley previously said he could hold under its license. WWII vets to be honored at CHS program BY JIM HERRIN HERALD-CITIZEN

The annual Veterans Program at Cookeville High School will feature special tributes to World War II veterans as the country observes the 75th anniversary of D-Day. The program, scheduled for Nov. 7, is open to the public and will feature the CHS Chorus, Band, Drama Department, JROTC and students representing the student body. U.S. Rep. John Rose (R-Cookeville) will be the guest speaker. In addition to WWII vets, organizers say all veterans will be recognized by branch of military service and period of service. “The Veterans Program is important because every student has someone in their family or someone they know who has served in the military,” said Nathan Phillips, CHS Student Congress president. “I think it is vital to recognize the sacriﬁ ces the veter- PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN ans have made to procure our free- Parsnip, a sweet, 7-year-old Beagle mix, is ready to trick-or-treat. She is available for adoption at the doms.” Cookeville-Putnam County Animal Shelter. She is also sponsored, so her adoption fee is $40. The shelter is Two programs are planned Nov. at 2650 Gainesboro Grade. 7, one starting at 5:30 p.m. and other at 7:30 p.m., with an intermission ‘HALLOWEEN IS HALLOWEEN. between the two programs. Various WE AREN’T GOING TO CHANGE THE civic and military organizations will Trick-or-treat Th ursday have displays available for the public TRICK-OR-TREATING TIMES. WE DID to view in the CHS Commons area THAT ONE YEAR AND KIDS WERE BY PAIGE STANAGE Algood Police Chief Dale Danny Holmes said trick- throughout the evening. HERALD-CITIZEN Armour. or-treating ends around 9 “Each of us takes special personal OUT TRICK-OR-TREATING “We also have an ordi- p.m. pride in being able to pay tribute to FOR THREE DAYS BECAUSE Trick-or-treating times nance that states children In Cookeville, kids 17 to our great veterans,” said JROTC Ca- for little ghosts and gob- 11-years-old and older 18-years-old cannot be out det Lt. Col. Montanah Schopieray. “It OF THE CONFUSION.’ lins vary in each Putnam cannot wear masks that past 11 p.m. Thursday, Oct. is very appropriate for the JROTC to County city. obscure their identity,” 31. Children 16-years-old facilitate our CHS Veterans Program James Mills In Algood, the curfew Armour said. Cookevile City Manager for minors is 11 p.m., said In Baxter, Police Chief SEE HALLOWEEN, PAGE A2 SEE PROGRAM, PAGE A2

Flexial expansion under construction BY BEN WHEELER “The scope will also HERALD-CITIZEN include remodeling a portion of the existing Flexial is expand- 35,000 square-foot ing. facility which J&S The bellows manu- Construction origi- facturer is undergo- nally constructed for ing a 10,000-square- the building owner in foot expansion of its 1988.” Gould Street location. The project is “J&S Construction scheduled for comple- worked with both the tion by Feb. 2020. Rep- building’s owner and resentatives for the Flexial to design the company did not re- addition to include spond to requests for new offi ces, a confer- comment on whether ence room, new test- the expansion will ing and warehouse ar- lead to more jobs or eas and truck docks,” expanded services at BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN a press release said. the facility. Flexial is undergoing a 10,000-square-foot expansion at its Gould Drive location in Cookeville. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 14 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 HOW TO REACH US Herald-Citizen DEAR ABBY A6 COMICS A7 OPINION A4 Harry Freitag, Cookeville Call us: 931-526-9715 CALENDAR A3 CROSSWORD A7 SPORTS B1 John Taylor, Buff alo Valley Come on in: 1300 Neal St, Cookeville TN 38501 CLASSIFIED B4 LIVING A6 SUDOKU A7 Jimmy Scott Sr., Nashville On the web: www.herald-citizen.com

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He has to our subscribers, our circulation reached out to area nurs- department is open from 8 a.m. ing homes and other agen- until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 6 cies to help identify and JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from invite those individuals. Gathered to look over plans for this year’s Veterans Program at Cookeville High School are, 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. For more information, seated from left, Choral Director Michael Choate, Drama Instructor Shane Cunningham and Band Call 931-526-9715. call Philpot at 520-2169 or Director David Talbert. Standing, from left, JROTC Senior Instructor Col. Nickey Philpot, CHS email nphilpot@pcsstn. Principal Max Petett, Cadet Lt. Col Montanah Schopieray, Student Congress President Nathan Herald-Citizen com. Phillips, Cadet Major Spencer Cupp and CHS band member Philip Troutman. 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Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight southwest wind 10 to 15 mph be- around 28. West northwest wind 10 Readings Lindsay McReynolds A 70% chance of showers and coming west in the afternoon. Winds to 15 mph decreasing to 5 to 10 mph Tuesday’s high in Cookeville was 66, low 51, with 0.02” Managing Editor thunderstorms. Cloudy, with a low could gust as high as 20 mph. after midnight. Winds could gust as rain. Tuesday’s high in Monterey was 65, low 53, with around 62. high as 20 mph. 0.02” rain. Roger Wells Thursday Night Almanac Advertising Director Thursday A 20% chance of showers before 10 Friday Wednesday is the 303rd day of the year, with 62 remain- A 100% chance of showers and pos- p.m. Patchy frost after 1 a.m. Other- Sunny, with a high near 48. ing. The sun sets at 5:48 p.m. and will rise at 7:04 a.m. Keith McCormick sibly a thunderstorm. Temperature wise, mostly cloudy, then gradually Thursday. The moon is a waxing crescent with 9% of the Circulation Manager falling to around 36 by 5 p.m. South becoming mostly clear, with a low visible disc illuminated. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com 0CALENDAR0

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hen I was teaching English at Cookeville High School, a colleague suggested that I step away from some of the traditional literature typically taught in 9th grade, and recom- Wmended the book, “Whirligig” by Paul Fleischman. It’s about a teen boy trying to fi t in at a new school. He goes to a party, where he’s humiliated after being rejected by a girl he likes and leaves the party drunk and enraged. He drives recklessly in a haphazard attempt on his own life and ultimately kills another young person, Lea. But Lea’s mother wants a punish- ment diff erent from jail time. Brent travels to the four corners of the United LINDSAY States to build and place whirligigs in McREYNOLDS Lea’s memory. Nearly 10 years after I read this with LETTERS TO THE EDITOR a 9th grade English class, I thought of this story once again this week when Richard Collins of New Mexico was sentenced to six years for the vehicular homicide of a 5-year-old boy. Mended Hearts hold successful auction I remember the Saturday it happened. It was Easter weekend of 2017. I made my regular calls to On October 18, the Cookeville each one personally, so on helped make our auction a emergency services, the highway patrol and the fi re Chapter of Mended Hearts had behalf of all Mended Hearts success. All proceeds go to department to see if there was anything that we its annual fundraiser for AED’s members, we thank you from fund our AED program. So far needed to report in Sunday’s paper. The death of a at Cookeville Regional Medical the bottom of our hearts. we have given 174 in the Upper 5-year-old boy isn’t a regular occurrence, and the Center. Not to be forgotten are the Cumberland area at a cost to us fi rst I heard of it, I couldn’t believe it was true. It was a success because volunteers who spend many of $1,300. I fi nally tracked down THP Capt. R.C. Christian of the generosity of so many hours talking with businesses Thank you again! who confi rmed that it was. It happened in the west- business and individuals from and friends about the auction. bound lane of I-40 near the Willow Avenue exit just Putnam County. Also, we want to thank all Blanche Smithers after midnight. It is not possible to thank the employees of CRMC who Cookeville The boy’s grandmother was driving him back to Denver, Colorado, where his family lived when they were struck in the back by Collins’ vehicle. Witness- es said he was driving in excess of 100 mph. Collins was quickly charged with vehicular homicide, but it took another two years for him to plead guilty and several more months after that for him to be sen- What he says versus what he means tenced. Thirteenth Judicial District Attorney Bryant No president in the history of Trump’s administraction. fool than speak and remove all Dunaway said it’s diffi cult to look at a mom and tell America has ever used words It’s almost like he gets a list doubt.” her the maximum sentence is six years for the man or spoken with such corrosive of the most qualifi ed and appro- We all know that you and who killed her son. Collins got an additional year language as the current Pres- priate people for the job, and the rest of your Republican for fl eeing the courthouse during sentencing. ident, that is why people are he turns it upside down to hire friends would be so forgiving Unfortunately, whether Collins serves six or 66 commenting and the President whoever is at the bottom. No and forgetful if Trump was a years, the family of Oliver Nathan-Dugan won’t is not moving the country for- one with any brains will work Democrat. Right, Mitch. ever be able to get back what they most want. ward, he is moving us back in for him. Next up, Mr. Philip A side note to Steve Moore — What Collins did forever changed the lives of so many ways. Morris as Surgeon General and If you can’t breathe what good Oliver’s family, and I know they are as angry as I Trump supports explaining Ronald McDonald as head of would air be? imagine I would be if someone else’s actions ended Trump. Health and Human Services. Also Michael Reagan — If in the death of any of my three children. He didn’t say that and if he Trump “I’m the most intro- you hate California so much, I But I also wonder what Collins is thinking and did he didn’t mean it and if he spective of any President, no- bet your neighbors would help what path his life will take after he’s released from did you didn’t understand it body can believe it, I introspect you pack. jail. and if he did it’s not a big deal better than anyone.” What’s One of my favorite quotes from the book, “Whirl- and if it is others have said introspection? “Tis better to Ray Lee Sr. igig,” reads, “We never know all the consequences worse. remain silent and be thought a Monterey of our acts. They reach into places we can’t see. And into the future, where no one can.” In the book, Brent’s whirligigs not only serve as a reminder of Lea, but they also provide hope and inspiration for others. I hope that everyone involved in the tragedy that occurred in our city more than two years ago can fi nd something similar. 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LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS is managing editor of the Her- Over the years, I’ve seen some Adolph Hitler. Really, sir? the Democrat mantra so much ald-Citizen. Her email address is lindsay.mcreynolds@ questionable assertions made in That’s lower than whale dung that you have adopted it as your herald-citizen.com. the Herald-Citizen’s Letters to on the bottom of the ocean. own. Perhaps if you think about the Editor. You can’t get much lower. your stance, you will admit your But the letter from James M. Don’t look now Mr. Maynard, mistake and will disavow your Maynard of Baxter in the Thurs- but your character is showing. comparison. I truly believe in MODERATELY CONFUSED day, Oct. 24th edition was really Now, Mr. Maynard, I don’t the true goodness of people. egregious. Vicious really. think you really meant to call Mr. Maynard actually com- President Trump Adolph Hitler. Steve Moore pared President Trump to I just think that you have heard Cookeville

Former prosecutor talks impeachment The claim that the Impeach- report. Tenn. Code Ann. 40-12- a Secure Compartmentalized ment Inquiry being conducted 104. Everyone is subject to se- Intelligence Facility in the Cap- by three designated committees cret investigation for suspected itol. Some even brought in their of the House of Representative criminal activity including the cell phones, a serious violation is “unfair” or denies due pro- President. of security rules! cess is wrong. There are 47 Republican This was a stunt to distract I have been a prosecutor. In Congresspersons, including two from the clear evidence on the fact, my work as a law student Tennesseans, who may attend public record from the written put a rapist behind bars even and ask questions in the deposi- opening statements of several before I was sworn in as a Flori- tions of witnesses because they witnesses which were released da Assistant State Attorney. are members of one of three to the public and reprinted or The House investigation and committees jointly investigat- linked in major newspapers. the depositions taken under ing. Yet 13 of these 47 Republi- These brave public servants oath in a secure room are simi- can Representatives, including show the president’s disgrace- lar to a grand jury investigation Tennessean Mark Green, were ful actions using his offi ce to which is conducted in private. among those Republican Con- promote his personal political This system of private investi- gresspersons who illegally interests and to withhold legally gation operates throughout the disrupted the deposition of the authorized aid to a beleaguered country. In Tennessee, every- senior Defense Department offi - ally. one has a right to be heard by cial responsible for military aid a grand jury if he/she believes for Ukraine’s defense from the Mary Mastin there is evidence of a crime to Russian invasion by entering Cookeville WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 B lountville man g ets lif e Lt. Col. John C. Taylor Harry Reinhart Freitag in p rison f or k illing w if e COOKEVILLE — Lt. COOKEVILLE — Fu- Col. Army (Ret.) John neral services for Har- BLOUNTVILLE (AP) endangerment and C. Taylor, 76, of Buff alo ry Reinhart Freitag, 91, — A Tennessee man has aggravated domestic Valley, Tennessee, will of Cookeville, Tennes- pleaded guilty to shoot- assault. be celebrated with a see, will be held at 11 ing his wife to death at The Sullivan County funeral service Friday, a.m. Thursday, Oct. the dentist’s offi ce where Sheriff ’s Offi ce said in Nov. 1, at 11:30 a.m. at 31, at Presley Funeral she worked, months af- February that Harry Hooper-Huddleston & Home with Pastors Pa- ter she fi led a restrain- Weaver fatally shot Horner Funeral Home. mela Anders Rader and ing order against him. Kelly Weaver as she Buddy Johnson, minis- Paul Ramsey Jr. offi ci- News outlets report worked. Witnesses said ter of the Jeff erson Av- ating. Interment will 64-year-old Harry Clint at a March hearing that enue Church of Christ, follow in Rob Draper Weaver was convicted he burst into the offi ce will offi ciate. Memorial Cemetery in of fi rst-degree murder and screamed at her: “I Interment, with mili- Gainesboro, Tennessee. and sentenced to life in told you I was going to tary honors, will follow al (2), Air Medal (26 The family will Tennessee; 12 grand- prison Tuesday. get you!” A patient in at 3 p.m. at the Donald- awards), and Armed receive friends today, children, Eric (Jackie) Under a plea deal he the offi ce with a con- son Family Cemetery Forces Honor Medal 1st Wednesday, Oct. 30, Freitag, Lisa (Steve) also pleaded guilty to cealed carry permit shot in Clay County. Class. from 4-7 p.m., and de Diego, Gabrielle three counts of aggra- Harry Weaver and held The Taylor family In 2006 he retired Thursday, Oct. 31, from (Clif) Matlock, Cain vated assault, reckless him until police arrived. will receive friends Fri- from the State Depart- 9-11 a.m. at Presley Stevens, Travis Ste- day, Nov. 1, from 9:30 ment and returned to Funeral Home. vens, Logan Stevens, a.m. until the service at Cookeville. He married Mr. Freitag passed Andrew Branstetter, 11:30 a.m. his college sweetheart, away Saturday, Oct. Erin Branstetter, F ormer N B A , A lab ama Lt. Col. Taylor died Patricia, built a house 26, 2019, at his home in Robert Keegan III, Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019, near the Caney Fork Cookeville, surrounded Kurt Keegan, Kristy at NHC Smithville, of River and Center Hill by his loving family, Keegan Pickett and p layer F armer arrested Alzheimer’s disease Lake and spent the following an extended Jennifer Keegan; a host complicated by pneu- rest of his days fi shing, illness. of great-grandchildren; SMYRNA (AP) — A representative of monia. bird hunting, leisure He was born Wednes- two brothers, Hank Former NBA player and Farmer didn’t imme- He was born in travel and community day, March 7, 1928, in (Ronna) Freitag and one-time University of diately return a mes- Monroe, Louisiana, on service. Chicago, Illinois, to Herbert “Mickey” (Roni Alabama basketball sage seeking comment Sept. 16, 1943, to the He was active in the late Gustav Freitag Benson) Freitag; and standout Jim Farmer Wednesday. late Marion and Dorris Cookeville’s noon and Erna Posenauer nieces and nephews. has been arrested on hu- Farmer has worked as Taylor. He was married Rotary, the Putnam Freitag. Pallbearers will be man traffi cking charges a country music singer to Patricia Clark Taylor County Sheriff Jail In addition to his Eric Freitag, Cain Ste- in Tennessee. and model since last of Cookeville. Disciplinary Board, parents, he was pre- vens, Travis Stevens, The Tennessee Bu- playing in the NBA in After graduation the Jeff erson Avenue ceded in death by his Logan Stevens, Clif reau of Investigation 1994, when he was with from Louisiana State Church of Christ with wives, Jean Freitag Matlock, Charles John- says the 55-year-old res- Denver. He also played University at Monroe, special emphasis on the and Therese Freitag; son, Steve de Diego, and ident of Franklin, Ten- for Dallas, Utah, Seattle with a BA degree in activities of their Latin and a nephew, Billy Andrew Branstetter. nessee, was among 16 and Philadelphia over commercial art and American Missionary Freitag. He You may share your men arrested on charges six total seasons. journalism, Lt. Col. work and Hispanic is survived by his thoughts or send condo- of seeking sex from mi- Farmer was a leading Taylor entered active Ministry. He received wife, Rita Freitag; two lences to the family by nors. A statement from scorer at Alabama be- duty in the U.S. Army a second chance for sons, Wayne (Barbara) visiting www.presley- the agency says the men fore being picked in the as a Distinguished life in 2013 when he Freitag of Townsend, funeralhome.com. were arrested during a fi rst round of the NBA Military Graduate received a heart trans- Massachusetts, and Professional services two-day sting operation. draft in 1987. (ROTC). He served in plant at Vanderbilt Uni- Bobby Keegan of provided by Presley Fu- a variety of positions versity Medical Center. Philadelphia, New neral Home, 528-1044. including Plans and He urged everyone to York; two daughters, Operations Offi cer be an organ donor. Donna Southern and M an serving lif e ch arg ed (Republic of Korea), The Taylor family Karen (Joe) Ritacco, Combat Assault Heli- wishes to extend a both of Cookeville; copter Pilot, Command very special thanks to two stepchildren, in 2 3 0 -year-old rap es Assault Helicopter the nurses, Nioakah Joanna Branstetter of Company Executive Of- Hickman and Amanda Cookeville and Charles MEMPHIS (AP) — Love to the 1986 rape fi cer, Aviation Liaison Savage, and team of Johnson of Monterey, Prosecutors say a man of a 21-year-old woman Offi cer and Aviation to excellent caregivers who is serving a life in the Raleigh neigh- the Vietnamese Army at Refl ections of NHC sentence in Florida for borhood in Memphis. III Corps, Combat Air Smithville. sex crimes has been Prosecutors say his Mission Commander, In addition to his James Alton Scott Sr. charged in Tennessee DNA also linked him to with 650 separate aerial parents, he was pre- with two rapes from a rape in Memphis in combat assaults (Re- ceded in death by a NASHVILLE — more than 30 years ago. 1987. public of Vietnam). sister, Rebecca Taylor; James Alton Scott Sr., The Shelby Coun- Indictments were After Vietnam, Lt. and a daughter, Logan 69, of Cookeville, Ten- ty district attorney’s handed down in 2015 Col. Taylor was as- Taylor. nessee, passed away offi ce said Tuesday that and 2018. By law, they signed as a Professor Survivors include at Cookeville Regional 54-year-old Jimmy Love remained secret until of Military Science at his wife, Patricia; Medical Center on has been extradited he was brought to Mem- Tennessee Technolog- daughter, Erin Taylor; Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019, to Memphis from the phis. ical University where son-in-law, Jack Staley; surrounded by his Hardee Correctional Love had been an he also obtained an MA and fi ve grandchildren, family. Institution in Bowling inmate in Florida since in History (1972-1978). Gwyn, Ian and Henry Better known as Green, Florida. he was convicted of sex From Tennessee Tech, Weathers and Kelby Jimmy, he is survived Prosecutors say crimes, assaults and Lt. Col. Taylor went and Gabby Staley. by his children, Kim- DNA evidence matched other off enses in 1994. to the Defense Lan- Active pallbearers berly Scott Collins of guage Institute where will be Eddie and Brad Surprise, Arizona, he became a foreign Clark, Bruce, Dakota, James Alton Scott Jr. an of the United States S tock s f all ah ead of F ed’s area specialist — Latin and Montana Palmer, of Cookeville, and wife, Army and retired VA America. Kenny Kirk, Blake Erica, and Nathan employee, Jimmy will His later assign- Shepherd and Ian Scott and wife, Katie of be laid to rest at the interest rate decision ments took him to El Weathers. Ashland City, Tennes- Middle Tennessee State Salvador, Honduras, Memorial contribu- see; fi ve grandchildren, Veterans Cemetery Panama, and Costa tions may be made to Shelby Scott, Trey on McCrory Lane in NEW YORK (AP) ahead of the expected Rica. He retired from the Hispanic Ministry Scott, Kennedy Collins, Nashville following — Stocks fell in early rate cut and as bond the army in 1986 and of the Jeff erson Ave- Jacob Scott and Tay- a graveside service trading Wednesday yields dipped. Lower remained in Costa Rica nue Church of Christ, lor Mac Scott; sisters, Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019 as investors held back yields and interest rates as the Chief Operations 521 Jeff erson Avenue, Ann Bates and Mar- at 1 p.m. A celebration ahead of an anticipated make it more diffi cult for Offi cer of the United Cookeville, Tennessee lene Belcher; brother, of life will immediate- decision by the Federal companies like Bank of States State Depart- 38501, or to the Wound- Lindel Scott and wife, ly follow at Charlotte Reserve to cut interest America and JPMorgan ment’s Offi ce of Foreign ed Warriors Project, Patricia; and many Road Baptist Church. rates. to increase profi ts from Disaster Assistance for P.O. Box 758517, Tope- nieces and nephews. Harpeth Hills Funeral The central bank has loans. Latin America and the ka, Kansas 66675. He was preceded in Home is in charge of been using its power to Caribbean. As CEO, he Hooper-Huddleston & death by his parents, arrangements. cut short-term interest coordinated the USAID Horner Funeral Home John Alton Scott and Jimmy chose to do- rates as a way to shore (United States Aid to is in charge of arrange- Mabel Cripps; sister, nate his organs and tis- up the economy amid the International Disas- ments, 526-6111. Share Betty Campbell; and sues to science in hopes costly impact from the ters) team response to memories and condo- brother, Kenneth Scott. of advancing Hunting- U.S.-China trade war. disaster relief in all lences at www.hhhfu- Born in Ardmore, ton’s Disease research It has already cut rates parts of Latin America nerals.com. Alabama, Jimmy and saving others. Me- twice since this summer. THE and the Caribbean. enjoyed living in and morial donations to the Investors will also listen Appliance Mart Lt. Col. Taylor was the around Nashville, Huntington’s Disease closely for any clues recipient of the Defense Tennessee, most of his Society of America are about the Fed’s future 749 S. Jeff erson Superior Service Medal life. He was loved by encouraged in lieu of plans as it monitors lin- 528-6467 (2), the Distinguished his neighbors at the fl owers. Jimmy would gering economic threats. FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES Flying Cross (2), the Gables in Cookeville in love for all to know he Banks fell broadly “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” Bronze Star, Army his later years. is “fi ne and dandy” and Commendation Med- As a Vietnam Veter- in a better place. 3 k illed, 9 inj ured in sh ooting at C alif ornia h ome

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spark fades hy does anyone watch scary horror movies? Movies in marriage that are so popular Waround Halloween. And why visit Haunted Houses? EAR ABBY: I have Is it fun when been married to a WHERE a terrify- wonderful man for six WE ARE ing person years, and we’ve been screams or D together for a horrifying DEAR ABBY 10. We bought object jumps a house a few toward you? years ago, and The only since then our horror movie sex life has I’ve seen is the signifi cantly Chelsea Holland as “Lita Encore” and Caitlin McMahan as “Tina” in “Ruthless! The 1968 fi lm Rose- decreased. I Musical,” which opens Oct. 31 at the Backdoor Playhouse. SUSAN mary’s Baby, know the stress RAY and if I could of being home- erase some of ABIGAIL owners hasn’t ‘Ruthless! Th e Musical’ opens Th ursday itits iimages ffrom my brain, I VAN BUREN helped our situ- would. Even now, 50 years ation, and over TTU — Music, dancing and land as Lita Encore, Carrie This will be Creter’s later, my skin crawls and the last year I have felt like outrageously campy humor Rozar as third grade teacher 10th musical with Mendy tingles as I remember my I’m falling out of love. are all part of the Backdoor Miss Myrna Thorn, Alanah Richards, who is the music fear. I understand it’s a clas- A few weeks ago, I ran Playhouse’s fall production, Smithson as Eve/Betty Ler- director/conductor. Megan sic and, according to those into a man I dated before “Ruthless! The Musical.” man, Andrew Neal as Louise Randolph works on the cho- who rate movies, it’s a great my husband, and there was Described as “The stage Lerman and Joseph Latona as reography while Joy Rachor fi lm and could be classifi ed a spark between us that mother of all musicals,” Frederick Denmark. will be on the piano. Music is as suspense, not horror. But neither of us can deny. He “Ruthless! The Musical” Creter saw a production of by Marvin Laird and lyrics by parts of Rosemary’s Baby broke my heart years ago, follows the story of eight- this same play about 15 years Joel Paley. made me cower, close my but I can’t shake this feeling year-old Tina who will go to ago, but that production had Performances are Oct. 31, eyes, cover my ears, and of wanting — needing — to any lengths to land the role an all-male cast dressed in Nov. 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 and 9 at 8 p.m., breathe deeply. That wasn’t be with him. I can’t get him of Pippi Longstocking in her drag. a late show Nov. 7 at 10 p.m. fun. off my mind. school play. “I saw it in a small, intimate and a matinee Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. My favorite Halloween I hate the idea of breaking “The cast is a talented setting and knew this would The fi rst Tuesday is Tech movies feature a small my husband’s heart, but I group of six women and one be a great performance to do employee appreciation night ghost or a round-headed also don’t want to lose the male that is very much a here,” he said. and tickets will be $5 for Tech little boy. With his bright chance to see what could parody of ‘The Bad Seed’ and He is excited about this employees. blue eyes and open mouth be with my old fl ame. How ‘All About Eve,’” said Mark group’s talents, as there is General admission is $15, smile, Casper, the friendly can I come out of this on Creter, director. a lot of singing and dancing senior citizens is $12 and ghost, fl its from scene to top? I’m terrifi ed that I may There is a mix of new faces involved. student admission (univer- scene. The classic movie, have signed on to spend to the theater with some “We haven’t done anything sity, college and high school It’s a Great Pumpkin, Char- my life with someone who veterans. Caitlin McMahan this outrageously funny in students) is $5. lie Brown, dates back to isn’t my soul mate. — AT A portrays Tina Denmark, Erin years,” he said. “There are The show runs around two 1966. While Charlie Brown CROSSROADS IN N.C. Sullens as Judy Denmark/ playful digs about life in the- hours. and friends celebrate DEAR CROSSROADS: Ginger Del Marco, Samia ater and children in theater. For more information about Halloween, Linus carries May I introduce a dose of Anderson as Sylvia St. Croix/ It’s just ridiculously fun, very the Backdoor Playhouse, visit his well-worn blue security sobriety? The man who Ruth Del Marco, Chelsea Hol- campy and harmless.” www.tntech.edu/bdph. blanket and searches for broke your heart years ago the Great Pumpkin. I’m is capable of doing it again. entertained by Casper and After 10 years have Charlie Brown, and will passed, the chances are Beekeepers seek support for new doc never know the stories of he, too, is married. If you Edward Scissorhands or pursue this, there will be Tennessee beekeepers are honeybees, what it means to ready scheduled a November The Exorcist or the other collateral damage. No one, seeking support from all resi- our food security and how 6 screening and tickets can top 40 scariest movies, most including you, will come dents of our state to bring the we can improve our current be bought online for partic- released in time for Hallow- out “on top” because some- award-winning documentary dire situation that results ipating theaters in Chatta- een. one always pays the price. “The Pollinators” to twenty in over half of all honeybee nooga, Clarksville, Cleve- I’ve haven’t been to a You and your husband need four cities for a one night colonies dying each year in land, Cookeville, Crossville, Haunted House. I don’t like to fi gure out why things screening on November 6. our country. Dyersburg, Greeneville, total darkness. I don’t like changed after you bought The documentary, which Supporters are bring- Hendersonville, Knoxville, not knowing what’s near that house and deal with it. has been screened at 25 in- ing the fi lm to Tennessee Maryville, McMinnville, me. I don’t like jolts of shock If you do, it may improve ternational fi lm festivals and through the “Demand Film” Memphis, Morristown, Mt. and surprise. When Son your marriage. selected “Best Documentary” program. The fi lm will only Juliet, Murfreesboro, Nash- was a teenager, he stood DEAR ABBY: My grand- at seven of them, follows mi- be shown in a city if the ville, Spring Hill and Tulla- behind me while I loaded father has been put on a gratory beekeepers and their minimum number of tickets, homa. Boosters hope to add clothes in the washing pedestal as the pillar of our truckloads of honeybees as usually 50, has been shown six more cities soon: Bristol, machine. Because the dryer family. Everyone except me the pollinate the fl owers in advance. Ticket buyers Dickson, Jackson, Johnson was running and water was adores him. I can barely that become fruits, nuts and are not charged until that City, Kingsport and Paris. fi lling the washer, the laun- stomach him. He’s a racist vegetables. The fi lmmakers threshold is reached. Tickets To view a trailer and buy dry room was noisy. Son and a sexist, and he abused talk to farmers, scientists, must be ordered online by tickets, Google “Demand knew I startled easily so my grandmother to her dy- chefs and academics along October 28 in order to sched- Film The Pollinators” or go he simply said, “Hi, Mom,” ing day. He now abuses his the way to give a broad per- ule a screening. to http://us.demand.fi lm/ in a calm, quiet voice. I current wife. He has made spective about the threats to Eighteen cities have al- the-pollinators. screamed, inhaled quickly, her cry many times, but she and shook all over. All who still continues to cater to know me well, don’t speak and worship him. behind my back when I Whenever I bring up his don’t know they are there. issues, family members say Why would I pay money for it doesn’t matter, and he an attraction that shocks deserves respect no mat- and startles me? Why does ter how he acts. When I’m anyone? That’s not a rhetor- around him, I remain polite ical question. Why? and respectful. However, The fear response does I feel no love for him and keep us alive because an have no desire to spend adrenaline rush helps our more time with him than I bodies react. When we are absolutely have to. Am I a scared our hearts beat terrible person? — UNCER- faster, our blood fl ows more TAIN IN THE SOUTH quickly to the brain and DEAR UNCERTAIN: muscles, and our bodies are Not at all. You are simply stimulated to produce sugar someone who has a lower for fuel. Maybe some people tolerance for racism, sex- like the adrenaline rush. ism and people who abuse I was a teenager when I others than the rest of your ran from ghosts. One fall family. 50 years of service afternoon, my high school DEAR ABBY: I under- girlfriends and I walked stand that a person should At Cookeville Chapter #152 Off icial Visit by Sister Phyllis Matherly, Associate Grand along a county road and stay home when he or she Matron, Grand Chapter of TN OES presented Sister Jean Thompson with her 50 year stopped at a cemetery to is sick in order to avoid pin. Sister Jean joined OES Mason #494, Mason Ohio May 9, 1969. Sister Jean aff illated rest and talk. The wind spreading the illness to with Cookeville #152 February 2007 and also was a member at Byrdstown until they blew dry leaves, both on the others. However, if you have closed their Chapter. Sister Jean is very active in her chapter and serves as Martha and ground and atop oak trees. plans with a friend, and chairperson of Sunshine Committee. As the sun set, we heard your brother or sister has strange noises. Shrieking the fl u but you have NOT noises. Then howls. And gotten sick yet, is it your somebody saw something responsibility to warn your - white fi gures - fl oating in friend that you have been Federal program open for area farmers the woods. exposed? Should you cancel Adrenaline kicked in. plans? I mean, what’s the USDA — The White-Van Bu- 2019) reported acreages. That and are growing for 2019. None of us noticed the considerate thing to do in ren-Putnam County FSA Offi ce is why it is so important for our However, Alfalfa growers and scratches and cuts on our this situation? — CARE- has a program for 2019 that is farmers to get in the habit of re- Hog Farmers can come in NOW arms as we ran through FUL IN WASHINGTON called the Market Facilitation porting their acreages to us. In and sign up without having to a long farm fi eld of dry DEAR CAREFUL: In Program. It provides direct example: “if for 2018 crop year have fi led a 2018 acreage report corn stalks. We outran the a case like this, full dis- payments to help producers crop report on fi le and they in the past. The alfalfa growers ghosts. closure is imperative. If who have been impacted by ille- have 60 acres of soybeans re- will have to pay for a late-fi led Halloween is the time you know you have been gal retaliatory tariff s resulting ported and they have 90 acres of 2019 crop acreage report if they when some people watch exposed to a contagious in the loss of traditional ex- soybeans reported in the offi ce did not report their alfalfa scary movies and like to illness and may be carrying ports. These are good payments for 2019, they will be paid the timely. run from ghosts. Once was the bug, the considerate for all three counties that we county price per acre for the 60 The deadline to signup by is enough for me. thing to do would be to tell administer. acres of soybeans”. It is now too Dec. 6. your friend so the person For the 2019 MFP program, late to report any crops for 2018. If you have any questions, SUSAN RAY is a Cookeville has the choice of whether to we are paying on the smaller We can only sign up people who please call our offi ce at 931-738- writer. Read her blog online opt out. of the 2 years (crop year 2018 or have reported acreage for 2018 7822 ext. 2 at http://susanrray.com. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 FUN & GAMES HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com 0COMICS0 0CROSSWORD PUZZLE0 Dilbert

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A8 HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 herald-citizen.com Californians struggle with fi res, winds, no power SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP) — Californians on Wednesday found themselves facing winds, wildfi res and darkness from yet another power outage that hit more than 1 million people. Frustration and anger mounted across Northern California as Pacifi c Gas & Electric Co., the state’s largest utility, began the third round of sweeping AP blackouts in a week Neighbors Beth LeFauve, left, and Nelson Gonzalez pose for a portrait aimed at preventing its AP outside their two Bernard Street homes and the Halloween decorations electrical equipment A firefighter battling the Kincade fire spanning both properties in Chicago. from being fouled by extinguishes a hot spot as strong winds send wind-whipped branches embers flying in Calistoga, California, on or toppling and spark- Tuesday. Halloween 2019: Th e scary, ing wildfi res. 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Perhaps not sur- dicates that by 60 years him if he ever came at prisingly, city residents old, fewer want to spend them with a costume. and people with younger the evening dressed like But it’s a split decision children at home are Dracula, or to spend at Lamar Walker’s especially likely to say Nov. 1 yanking out the house. “Cucumber likes it’s very unsafe. tombstones planted in it,” he said of the dog’s “There’s all these kid- their lawns. bat outfi t. 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North Side every Hal- By comparison, close loween, not leaving until to half of adults under each house is some 2,000 age 30 do plan to dress pieces of candy lighter. up. Younger Americans Part of the attraction are also far more likely may be the elaborate than older ones to have displays, including plans to decorate for the zombies programmed to holiday, 46% to 28%. shake fences and push But as long as his wife baby carriages down has her way, Thompson the street and skeletons can’t join the ranks of digging graves. But those who have stopped homeowners know that putting up decorations. parents, some of whom “She decorates every drive from across the year and as soon as city, are after something Halloween is done, the else: safety. Thanksgiving stuff goes “It’s all contained and up,” he said. safe, and kids don’t have Thompson is equally to go into apartment adamant that he won’t buildings where it gets be among the 7% who

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There were some good things and there were some losing? not so good things about Tuesday night’s exhibi- Dear Athletic Support: My son’s tion basketball game, but high school team is bad. Really Tennessee Tech coach Kim bad. We haven’t won a single game, Rosamond was generally and looking at the teams left on pleased with a lot of what the schedule, it doesn’t look like we she saw from her team. will. The Golden Eagles It’s a struggle to get my son to go jumped on top of the visit- to practice. It’s even worse sitting in ing University (Ky.) of the the stands on Friday nights. Cumberlands Lady Patriots Most of the parents to claim an 85-59 victory in are either calling for the Hooper Eblen Center. the coach’s head or “We shared the ball real- talking trash about the ly well tonight, but we had players. too many careless turn- It’s my son’s senior overs and that was some- year. thing we had improved As a parent, is there on from the year before,” Cranor anything I can do to Rosamond said. help salvage this sea- “I would have liked for son? — Sick and Tired of Losing us to take better care of the SCOTT WILSON | HERALD-CITIZEN basketball, but there were Tennessee Tech’s Abby Buckner, left, and Akia Harris, center, apply defensive Dear Sick and Tired: I feel your a lot of positives in the pressure during the first half of the Golden Eagles’ exhibition victory over the pain. My fi rst season as a head game.” University of the Cumberlands Tuesday night. coach, my team went 0-10. I’ll never The Golden Eagles will forget the pain, the embarrassment, open the regular season on “We shot the 3-ball very speed and quickness to the “We have a lot to work on and the constant questioning that Tuesday when they host well tonight, starting Golden Eagles, scored 15 before our opener Tuesday came along with each and every Cumberland University in with Jordan (Brock),” points. with Cumberland,” Rosa- loss. a single game. Tipoff is set Rosamond said. “When she “I thought the new- mond explained. “Coming The few bright spots from that for 6 p.m. shoots the ball like she did comers did a lot of good out of this game, the things dreaded year came in the form of Tech hurried out to an tonight, it really lifts our things,” Rosamond said. that bother me the most the players and parents that stuck early lead behind buckets whole team.” “Maailya and Jada add are the turnovers (25) and by my side and kept their heads from Jordan Brock, Mack- Brock had a game-high another dimension as far the free throws (only 10 high. It was truly heart warming to enzie Coleman and Kesha 23 points. However, she as shooting the basketball. attempts in the game). see that kind of resolve in the face Brady to grab a 24-8 advan- got a lot of help from the Maailya, once she under- “This is why we play of such adversity. tage after the fi rst quarter. rookie duo of Guinn and stands and stays within these games, to get ready I know it wasn’t easy. In today’s The Golden Eagles picked Owens, freshmen from Oak our principles, she will be for the season. Our girls cowardly world of social media, it’s up their defense and the Ridge and Georgetown, a very good defender. Jada have been working hard easy to be a critic. pressure caused trouble for Ky., respectively. Guinn is a big, strong guard and in practice, but there is If your team is going through the Cumberlands. tallied eight points on the did some really good things only so much you can do dark days, I’m sure there are par- Brock, Jada Guinn and night, but pulled down an for us.” going against ourselves. ents, fans, and probably even play- Maailya Owens kept the impressive eight rebounds Now Rosamond will We needed to go against an ers rumbling around on message Tech surge going and the to tie Abby Buckner for the turn her team’s attention opponent that doesn’t know boards about what could or should Golden Eagles extended team lead. She also had to Cumberland Universi- what we’re going to do (on be done to right the ship. their lead to 48-16 at the seven assists and one steal. ty, one of the better NAIA off ense and defense). We’ve If you can refrain from joining in intermission. Owens, who brings a lot of programs in the state. got some work to do.” with this chorus of boo birds, you’ll have a great opportunity to teach your son a lesson in loyalty. Loyalty seems to be a dying attri- bute these days. Just look at college Pelphrey era begins football and the carrousel of college coaches. The University of Arkansas’s Razorback football team is a great at Tech with victory example. Head coach Chad Morris is barely through his second season and al- BY SCOTT WILSON well coached. They were ready fans are calling for his head, HERALD-CITIZEN aggressive and much to players are looking to transfer, and our chagrin, they put on recruits are decommitting. It wasn’t perfect, but ex- a shot-making exhibition College coaches diff er from high hibition basketball games in the fi rst half,” said school coaches in one very import- rarely are. The Tennessee fi rst-year Tech coach John ant way: salaries. Tech Golden Eagles had to Pelphrey. “I think a lot of College coaches, especially ones fi ght off a solid challenge it was probably us out of in the SEC, are paid millions. High from NAIA power Bryan position defensively, but a school coaches, on the other hand, College Tuesday night be- lot of it was those guys just are making teachers’ salaries (bar- fore pulling away late and hopping up and making ring a few extreme cases at very rolling to an 84-65 basket- some challenging shots. large and football-centric schools). ball victory at the Hooper That (this tough of a game) SCOTT WILSON | HERALD-CITIZEN So, show your coach some love, Eblen Center. was good for us.” Tennessee Tech’s Jr. Clay drives around a Bryan even if he calls a timeout at an The Lions matched the The season starts for College defender during action Tuesday night at the inopportune time, or tries some Golden Eagles basket for real on Tuesday when the Hooper Eblen Center. The Golden Eagles rallied for ridiculous trick play that results in basket early, forcing 15 Golden Eagles travel to the easy 84-65 win. a fumble. lead changes and seven Bowling Green, Ky. to face If you can refrain from being times the score was tied. Rick Stansbury and West- lesson from tonight.” surge and Reece Wilkinson one of those nagging parents in the But with 14:45 to go in the ern Kentucky University. Darius Allen and Tujau- and Keishawn Davidson stands, then maybe your son will game, Bryan College held Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. tae Williams led the Tech added key baskets to help notice. its last lead at 51-50. “In the second half, we charge to the lead in the Tech pull away. If he does, he’ll have an example Tech then went on a 7-2 were able to tighten up our second half. Allen hit the “As a coach, you would of how to behave in the locker room run and eventually out- defense a little bit and that fi rst four points of Tech’s like to get into the elite lev- or on the bus after games when the scored Bryan 34-15 the rest put us out on the break,” run and Williams scored el stuff , but we’re not ready other players start expressing their of the way to pick up the Pelphrey explained. “When on a layup with 5:27 to go for that. Tonight, we tried discontent. easy win. the ball moves, the ball to give the Golden Eagles a to keep it simple,” Pelphrey “Bryan College came goes in the basket more 75-58 lead. Jr. Clay came up SEE ELI, PAGE B2 in well organized, very and that was kind of the big with a 3-pointer in the SEE ERA, PAGE B2 Prescott wrestling tops rivals with win in Backyard Brawl

By BEN CRAVEN with a big win,” Prescott head coach HERALD-CITIZEN Greg Strong said. “These kids have worked hard from Middle school wrestling in Put- day one. They came out, I challenged nam County is offi cially underway as them, and they responded. Tonight is Prescott South Middle School both just a culmination of that, and we’re hosted and won the annual Backyard only getting started. I feel good about Brawl Tuesday night. the season. I haven’t seen anybody The PSMS Bulldogs won the event slow down yet, and I don’t think they by beating out in-county rivals Avery will.” Trace Middle School and Algood Mid- For the other teams, wins were dle School. a little harder to come by. Algood The Bulldogs started the night by secured the third win of the event by routing Avery Trace 78-6 in the ﬁ rst taking down Avery Trace 54-15. The match, and they closed the night out Redskins secured the win by pinning by beating Algood 84-6. The Bull- three opponents and scoring on six dogs got it done against Avery Trace forfeited matches. by scoring on ﬁ ve pins, and against “It’s the beginning of the season, so BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN Algood, the Bulldogs racked up nine we’ve got a lot of work to do,” Algood Algood’s Tyler Hicks, right, tries to get Prescott’s Eli Deschamp to the more pins victories. mat during the Backyard Brawl Tuesday night at Prescott. “It feels great to start the season out SEE PIN, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 herald-citizen.com Davis scores 40, pulls down 20 as Lakers roll over Grizzlies

LOS ANGELES (AP) — 2003. Anthony Davis is four games Davis played only 31 min- into his fi rst season with the utes. According to the Elias Los Angeles Lakers, and he’s Sports Bureau, he is the fi rst already in good company. player to have a 40-20 game in Elgin Baylor, Wilt Cham- 31 minutes or less since 1954- berlain, Kareem Abdul-Jab- 55. Prior to Davis, the quick- bar, George Mikan, Shaquille est 40-20 game was 33 minutes O’Neal — and now AD. by Baylor in 1961. Davis had the fourth Davis is also the fourth 40-point, 20-rebound game player in league history and of his seven-year career and fi rst since Michael Jordan in set a franchise record with 1987 to make 26 or more free 26 made free throws as the throws. Lakers rallied in the second “This solidifi es why we half for a convincing 120-91 went out and got him. He was victory over the Memphis big time for us,” said LeBron Grizzlies on Tuesday night. James, who scored 23 points He joined those Laker for the Lakers. Los Angeles greats as LA players to get 40 is off to its fi rst 3-1 start since AP points and 20 rebounds. winning its fi rst eight in 2010. Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James, center, looks to shoot under pressure “It’s an honor to be on that Davis was questionable from Memphis Grizzlies guard Dillon Brooks, left, and forward Jae Crowder during the list with those legends but two hours before the game second half of a game in Los Angeles Tuesday. more important is we got the due to a right shoulder injury win,” said Davis, who was 26 suff ered in Sunday’s win der checked and re-taped. room at halftime when Davis Davis scored 16 points of 27 from the line. “It was a over Charlotte. He did some Coach Frank Vogel thought grabbed a rebound, drove during the rally, with all but grind in the fi rst half and my dribbling and shooting on the he might have to go the rest of down the court and tipped in two coming at the line. The teammates trusted me. I just court before being cleared. the game without Davis until his own miss at the buzzer. fi nal 10 Lakers’ points in the tried to be a monster on the Davis had 16 points and he saw him come back to the The Grizzlies (1-3) led 65-59 quarter came via Davis’ free glass.” nine rebounds in the fi rst bench. with seven minutes remain- throws. It is Davis’ fi rst 40-20 game quarter but went back to the Los Angeles trailed for ing in the third quarter when “Everyone was playing since 2016. He’s the fi rst locker room at the start of most of the fi rst half but took the Lakers went on a 27-2 run well,” Davis said. “I was just Laker to do it since O’Neal in the second to get the shoul- a 49-47 lead into the locker to close out the quarter. trying to be aggressive.” Cavalier coach Cook eager 0ROUNDUP0 to get season started UHS bowling sweeps Jackson County, Tech fi nishes sixth By BEN CRAVEN expecting them to get also sent Dakota Cuci- HERALD-CITIZEN out there and compete a nella (170) and Eliza- lot better. We’re going to beth Raper (103) to the The Upperman High School girls close for the Tennessee Tech wom- The high school wres- have a bit more expe- individual state tour- and boys opened the 2019-20 bowling en’s golf team Tuesday afternoon, as tling season got a little rience, and I’m pretty nament, and Raper was season on a high note with a convinc- the Golden Eagles wrapped up the bit closer Tuesday as the happy with what we’ve able to make the podium ing sweep of rival Jackson County second and fi nal round of action at coaches of Class AAA’s got coming in.” in sixth place. at Bowling World. The girls won all the Town and Country Invitational Region 5 hosted their Cook still expects to The showing was a three games to take the match 2,566 at McCable Golf Course. second annual media see many new faces and little down from previ- to 1,774 pins. The Bees won in simi- The purple and gold rounded out day in Manchester. be a relatively young ous years as far as the lar easy fashion, taking the overall the semester’s slate of play with a “I think (media day) team, but there will un- number of qualifi ers. match 3,173 to 2,460. 299 to jump past Morehead State and is great for the sport to doubtedly be more lead- For both the 2016-17 and Taylor Higgins led the Upperman fi nish sixth among the eight teams get it out there and let ership in the room with 2017-18 seasons, CHS charge in the girls’ match with a 171 in competition in Nashville. Coupled people see it,” Cookev- only two seniors leaving sent six wrestlers to the in the fi rst game, a 230 in the second with the team’s fi rst-round 296, Tech ille High School head last years’ squad. individual state tour- game and a 191 in the fi nale to fi nish posted a 595 overall. coach Scott Cook said. “When you’ve got a nament with fi ve being with a 592 three-game series. A trio of Golden Eagles fi nished “It gives people an idea room full of youth and boys and one girls. Lila Stamps, Anne Dewispelare, atop the team’s leaderboard follow- of where their commu- inexperience, you’ve got The Cavs also sent Erin Cooper and Chelsea Fields all ing the conclusion of the event, with nity lies in the mix. In to try to get your young- six boys to state meet made big contributions in the victo- Heidi Lawson, Hannah Bratton and our region, we’ve got er guys a little more at the end of the 2015-16 ry. Katrine Toennessen each tying for all the teams in the seasoned, but at the season. Shawn Cooper was red hot for the 20th place out of the 49 golfers in Murfreesboro area, and same time, you’re trying “Obviously, we want Bees, opening the match with a 225 competition. Each recorded a 149 for Cookeville is out all on to get your veterans to compete well in the and a 240 in the second game. Zac the two-day event, but it was Toen- our own.” where they need to be,” district. We want to try Null fi red a 237 in the fi rst game and nessen who paced Tech on Tuesday The 2019-20 season of- Cooks explained. “It’s to make it to the region- followed that with a 176. with a 3-over 73. fi cially starts Monday as diffi cult to manage that al duals, and we’d love Casey Estep and Andrew Scant- Bratton contributed a 74 for the the Cavaliers hit the mat huge gap, and this year, to get to the state duals,” land also put up big numbers to help team on Tuesday. Tying for 29th was for their fi rst practice at we’re going to start with Cook said. the Upperman boys cruise for the freshman Gittle Sciolis, who matched CHS, and Cook expects a much smaller gap. It “There’s going to be win. her fi rst-round 76 with another 76 in anywhere from 30-40 allows us to have much some stiff competition Upperman will be back in action round two. wrestlers in the room. harder, more intense in the region this year. on Saturday when the Bees travel to Rounding out the Tech lineup, He also mentioned that practices because We certainly want to Savannah to participate in the Fall fellow rookie Elisabeth Toennessen most of those wrestlers everybody can keep up. increase the number Bash. posted an 81 to fi nish at 153. would be returners from The room will be pretty of state qualifi ers this Competing as an individual, senior last season, seeing as tough this year.” year, and we want to TECH GOLF FINISHES SIXTH Arianna Clemmer posted a 3-over 73 the Cavs wrestled many From last seasons’ put some guys on the NASHVILLE — The fall portion to move up the rankings and tie with freshman last season. squad, CHS lost state podium. of the 2019-20 campaign came to a Sciolis for 29th overall. at 152. “(Last year’s fresh- qualifi er Sammy Had- “We traditionally put man) have been working lock (120 pounds) and people on the podium at really hard in the off - state champion Maura state, and we want to get season,” Cook said. “I’m Hart (140). Cookeville back to that.” ERA: Rookie Davidson comes up with big night in first game as a Golden Eagle PIN: Avery Trace, Algood wrestlers working FROM PAGE B1 Davidson had a “I just came out confi - superlative night in his dent tonight,” Davidson hard in young season, ready for new matches said. “We want to talk fi rst college game. He said after the game. about identity — we had 26 points, eight re- “I know I need to be FROM PAGE B1 want to be a fast team, bounds and two assists a leader for this team a fundamental team, for Tech. even though I am a head coach Class Left- a physical team and Clay and Hunter Vick freshman and I am wich said. “I was pretty we want to show some scored 11 each, while ready to take on that impressed with my guys fi ght. Williams had 11, Allen challenge. I just need to for the most part, but “Coming into this scored nine and Ama- keep improving every like I said, we’ve got a game, we wanted to dou Sylla scored eight single day. lot to work on. see if we could play to in the win. “I was a little nervous “Seeing the encour- our identity and there Isaiah McClain was tonight, but I was just agement from the kids, were some moments of the high man for Bryan having fun. the teamwork, and the that in the fi rst half, College with 18 points. “I feel like I am at my support is really what but much more in the Brandon Thomas best having fun and it’s all about. second.” scored 10. being aggressive.” “It’s a work in prog- ress every year, but I defi nitely think we’ll be able to turn it around.” ELI: Worried parent could bring unity to Avery Trace had the BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN most diffi cult night of Prescott’s James Strong, right, tries to get football team going through diff icult season the three teams, but Avery Trace’s Tristan Williams to the mat that was partially due to during the Backyard Brawl Tuesday night at half the team attending Prescott. FROM PAGE B1 mates. If there’s any chance of your a football banquet. son’s team pulling out a late-season Against Algood, the wrestlers, I thought “By the end of the sea- In the end football, much like life, victory, they’re going to have to stick Red Raiders scored on my guys fought really son, I defi nitely think is a team sport. More often than not together, and, believe it or not, the two pins and a disqual- hard,” ATMS assistant a lot of our fi rst-year we’re forced to endure less than ideal unity they so desperately need could ifi cation for locking coach Brendan Adkins wrestlers will have all situations. start with you. hands. said. of the basics down and We encounter rejection and loss on Against Prescott, “They’ve done every- be able to put on a much a daily basis, and it’s how we respond Eli Cranor is a former profes- ATMS scored on one thing we’ve asked them better showing.” to those situations that make all the sional quarterback and coach turned pin. to so far, they went out All three teams will diff erence in the world. award-winning author. Send ques- “For our second week there with aggressive- meet again at the end Whatever you do, don’t let your tions for “Athletic Support” to eli. of practicing and many ness, and that’s all we of the season for the son hear you speaking poorly about [email protected] or visit elicranor. guys being fi rst-year can ask for. City Championships. his coach — or worse — his team- com. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com Pens get win over Flyers Young hurt, PITTSBURGH (AP) — Sidney Crosby and Dominik Simon scored during an early four-goal Butler leads outburst, and the Pittsburgh Pen- guins drilled the Philadelphia Flyers 7-1 on Tuesday night. Crosby, wearing a facemask Miami to win as extra protection after getting hit in the head by a shot over MIAMI (AP) — Jimmy Butler made his fi rst the weekend, added two assists four shots and scored 21 in his Miami debut, rook- to boost his career point total ie Tyler Herro scored 29 and the Heat defeated against the Flyers to 102 as the Atlanta in a game where Hawks star Trae Young Penguins rolled to a rare lopsid- left early in the second quarter with a sprained ed victory over their cross-state right ankle. rivals. The 19-year-old Herro had a 19-point second Jared McCann, Justin Schultz, quarter for Miami, while fellow reserve Goran Zach Aston-Reese, Jake Guentzel Dragic scored 21. Bam Adebayo had 17 points and Dominik Kahun also scored and 10 rebounds for Miami and Kendrick Nunn for Pittsburgh. Matt Murray fi nished with 17.. stopped 29 shots to win for the Young left with 9:56 remaining in the fi rst half, sixth time in his last seven starts. turning his ankle when he landed on the foot of Oskar Lindblom got his sixth Miami’s Justise Winslow. The reigning Eastern goal for the Flyers, but Philadel- Conference player of the week — who had 102 phia was simply overwhelmed by points in Atlanta’s fi rst three games — fi nished the Penguins during a fi rst-peri- with fi ve points in 11 minutes. od onslaught in which Pittsburgh John Collins scored 30 for Atlanta, including beat Brian Elliott four times in AP a career-best fi ve 3-pointers, and Jabari Parker just more than six minutes. Philadelphia Flyers’ Ivan Provorov (9) clears the puck as Claude fi nished with 12 for the Hawks. Giroux (28) works to defend Pittsburgh Penguins’ Sidney Crosby Butler missed the fi rst three games of the CAPITALS 4 (87) during a game Tuesday in Pittsburgh. season while celebrating the birth of his daughter MAPLE LEAFS 3, OT Rylee. He was 5 for 11 from the fl oor, and went TORONTO (AP) — Alex RANGERS 4 for the fi rst time since Oct. 10 10 for 15 from the line. As a team, Miami was 33 Ovechkin scored his second goal LIGHTNING 1 against Montreal. for 45 from the line — compared with 16 for 24 by of the game during an overtime NEW YORK (AP) — Filip Larkin converted on a power Atlanta at the stripe. power play to complete a four- Chytil scored the tiebreaking play 7:41 into the game, lifting the Herro set a Heat record for points off the bench point night, and Washington beat goal in his season debut, and New puck from the front of the crease. by a rookie, topping the mark of 28 set by Michael Toronto. York scored three times in 6½ Nemeth, who signed as a free Beasley on March 4, 2009. And Herro and Drag- John Carlson also scored twice minutes late in the third period agent last summer, scored his ic became the ninth Heat duo all-time to have for Washington. Nicklas Back- to beat Tampa Bay. fi rst goal with the Red Wings less 20-point games off the Miami bench on the same strom added three assists, while Ryan Strome had a goal and than a minute later. night. Braden Holtby made 27 saves. an assist, and Kaapo Kakko and Leon Draisaitl scored Ed- Auston Matthews had two Adam Fox also scored for the monton’s only goal in the third MAVERICKS 106 goals and an assist and Andreas Rangers, who had one win in period. Filip Hronek added a late NUGGETS 106 Johnsson scored the other goal their previous seven games. Alex- empty-netter. DENVER (AP) — Maxi Kleber had 14 points, from Toronto, which got 30 saves andar Georgiev stopped 29 shots. seven rebounds and a key block late to help the from Frederick Andersen. STARS 6 Mavericks beat the Nuggets. The Capitals were on the man HURRICANES 2 WILD 3 Nine Mavericks players scored in double fi gures advantage for much of overtime FLAMES 1 DALLAS (AP) — Alexander on a night their two top scorers were held in before Ovechkin scored his 11th RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Andrei Radulov had a hat trick, scoring check. Luca Doncic scored 12 points and Kristaps of the season on a bullet one-time Svechnikov scored twice in the late in the second period and Porzingis had 10 points and 14 rebounds. at the 4-minute mark. fi nal 10:47, including a spectacu- twice in the third, as Dallas ral- Nikola Jokic had his second triple-double of lar lacrosse-style goal that tied lied from a three-goal defi cit to the season, with 10 points, 10 rebounds and 10 BRUINS 5 it, and Carolina rallied to beat beat Minnesota. assists, and Paul Millsap had 23 points and eight SHARKS 1 Calgary. Roope Hintz, Joe Pavelski and rebounds. Will Barton scored 19 but it wasn’t BOSTON (AP) — David Krej- Svechnikov earned a spot in Tyler Seguin also scored for Dal- enough to prevent Denver from losing its fi rst ci returned with a goal and an the highlight reels by bringing las, which didn’t get on the board game of the season. assist after missing fi ve games the puck behind the net, scooping until Radulov’s goal with 48 sec- The Mavericks rallied from 11 down in the third with an injury, David Pastrnak it up on his stick blade, lifting onds left in the second period. quarter on the strength of their support players. scored his league-leading 12th it to chest-level and tucking it Eric Staal, who celebrated his They did most of their damage after Denver took and Boston beat San Jose. over goalie David Rittich’s right 35th birthday, had a power-play a nine-point lead late in the third quarter. Tim Chris Wagner also had a goal shoulder. goal and an assist in the fi rst pe- Hardaway Jr., who fi nished with 14 points, hit and an assist as the Bruins won He followed that with a pow- riod for Minnesota. Jason Zucker three 3-pointers and Dorian Finney-Smith two their fourth straight and im- er-play connection with 7:25 and Ryan Suter also scored for during a 30-10 run that gave Dallas a 103-94 lead proved to 6-0-2 in their last eight. remaining to help the Hurricanes the Wild. midway through the fourth quarter. Charlie Coyle and Brandon Carlo win their second straight and The Nuggets chipped away at the lead and got also scored for Boston. beat ex-coach Bill Peters for the DUCKS 7 within 107-106 on Gary Harris’ 3-pointer and Tuukka Rask made 16 saves fi rst time in three tries. JETS 4 appeared to take the lead with 1:05 left when Maxi for the Bruins, who outshot the ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Cam Kleber was called for goaltending on Murray’s Sharks 41-17 and held San Jose to RED WINGS 3 Fowler set a franchise record layup. just six shots in each of the fi rst OILERS 1 for career goals by an Anaheim Dallas coach Rick Carlisle challenged the call two periods. DETROIT (AP) — Dylan Lar- defenseman in a win over Win- and it was overturned after review, keeping Dal- Brent Burns scored San Jose’s kin and Patrik Nemeth scored in nipeg. las ahead 107-106. only goal. Martin Jones fi nished the fi rst period, and Detroit beat John Gibson made 36 saves and Doncic hit a driving layup and Jokic lost the with 36 saves for the Sharks, who Edmonton to end an eight-game Josh Mahura tied an Anaheim ball out of bounds with 29.2 seconds left. After lost their third straight and went skid. rookie mark with three assists Doncic missed two free throws Jamal Murray, 1-3-1 on a fi ve-game Eastern Con- Jimmy Howard made 31 saves as the Ducks broke a four-game who had 16 points, missed everything on his ference trip. for the Red Wings, who won losing streak to the Jets. 3-point attempt with 3.8 seconds left. 0SCOREBOARD0 Friday, Oct. 25: Houston 4, Washington 1 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Pacific Division N.Y. Giants 2 6 0 .250 158 218 No. 14 Michigan at Maryland, Noon ON TELEVISION Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston 8, Washington 1 Thursday’s Games W L Pct GB Washington 1 7 0 .125 99 195 No. 15 SMU at No. 24 Memphis, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 30 Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston 7, Washington 1 Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers 3 1 .750 — South No. 16 Notre Dame vs. Virginia Tech, 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington 7, Houston 2 Montreal at Vegas, 10 p.m. L.A. Lakers 3 1 .750 — W L T Pct PF PA No. 17 Cincinnati at East Carolina, 7 p.m. COLLEGE GOLF Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washington (Scherzer 11-7) at Friday’s Games Phoenix 2 2 .500 1 New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 195 156 No. 22 Boise State at San Jose State, 10:30 p.m. 2 p.m. Houston (Greinke 18-5), 8:08 p.m. (Fox) Tampa Bay vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veterans Me- Golden State 1 2 .333 1½ Carolina 4 3 0 .571 179 184 No. 22 Kansas State at Kansas, 3:30 p.m. GOLF — The East Lake Cup: Team match-play, Cham- morial Coliseum, 7 p.m. Sacramento 0 4 .000 3 Tampa Bay 2 5 0 .286 196 212 No. 23 Wake Forest vs. N.C. State, Noon pionship, DeKalb County, Ga. HOCKEY Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Atlanta 1 7 0 .125 165 250 COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S) Buff alo at Washington, 7 p.m. Miami 112, Atlanta 97 North TRANSACTIONS 5 p.m. NHL Detroit at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Dallas 109, Denver 106 W L T Pct PF PA BTN — Indiana at Purdue All Times EDT Columbus at St. Louis, 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers 120, Memphis 91 Green Bay 7 1 0 .875 215 163 Tuesday, October 29 6 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Minnesota 6 2 0 .750 211 132 BASEBALL ESPNU — Texas at Texas Tech Atlantic Division Vancouver at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Detroit 3 3 1 .500 180 186 American League 7 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Winnipeg at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Chicago 3 4 0 .429 128 122 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Assigned LHP Miguel Del BTN — Maryland at Wisconsin Boston 12 9 1 2 20 41 25 Saturday’s Games New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. West Pozo, RHP Nick Tropeano and 3B Kaleb Cowart SEC — Arkansas at Georgia Buff alo 13 9 2 2 20 44 33 Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA outright to Salt Lake (PCL). 8 p.m. Toronto 14 6 5 3 15 49 49 N.Y. Rangers at Nashville, 2 p.m. Indiana at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. San Francisco 7 0 0 1.000 207 77 MINNESOTA TWINS — Exercised 2020 option on DH ESPNU — Florida at Missouri Florida 12 5 3 4 14 43 48 N.Y. Islanders at Buff alo, 7 p.m. Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Seattle 6 2 0 .750 208 196 Nelson Cruz. Assigned 2B Ronald Torreyes and GOLF Montreal 11 5 4 2 12 41 36 Ottawa at Boston, 7 p.m. Houston at Washington, 8 p.m. L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 214 174 OFs Ian Miller and Ryan LaMarre outright to Roch- 9 p.m. Tampa Bay 11 5 4 2 12 35 36 Detroit at Florida, 7 p.m. Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Arizona 3 4 1 .438 170 223 ester (IL). Claimed RHP Matt Wisler off waivers GOLF — PGA Tour: The HSBC Champions, first round, Detroit 13 4 8 1 9 30 46 Calgary at Columbus, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Thursday’s Games from Seattle. Shanghai Ottawa 11 3 7 1 7 29 37 Montreal at Dallas, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS — INF Ryon Healy and OF Keon MLB BASEBALL Metropolitan Division New Jersey at Carolina, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Broxton declined outright assignment to become 7 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Houston vs Jacksonville at London, UK, 9:30 a.m. free agents. FOX — World Series: Washington at Houston, Game Washington 14 9 2 3 21 54 46 St. Louis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Miami at Atlanta, 7 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Designated RHP Ryan Dull 7 (if necessary) Carolina 12 8 3 1 17 39 30 Colorado at Arizona, 9 p.m. Denver at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. Washington at Buff alo, 1 p.m. for assignment. Claimed RHP Anthony Bass off NBA BASKETBALL N.Y. Islanders 11 8 3 0 16 34 27 Winnipeg at Vegas, 10 p.m. San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. waivers from Seattle. 6:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 13 8 5 0 16 46 31 Vancouver at San Jose, 10 p.m. Friday’s Games Minnesota at Kansas City, 1 p.m. BASKETBALL ESPN — Milwaukee at Boston Columbus 11 5 4 2 12 30 39 Chicago at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Cleveland at Indiana, 7 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. National Basketball Association 9 p.m. Philadelphia 11 5 5 1 11 36 38 Houston at Brooklyn, 7 p.m. Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Exercised G Collin Sexton’s ESPN — LA Clippers at Utah N.Y. Rangers 10 4 5 1 9 33 35 BASKETBALL Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. third-year contract option. NHL HOCKEY New Jersey 9 2 5 2 6 22 36 New York at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. MIAMI HEAT — Reinstated G Dion Waiters from sus- 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE NBA Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. Green Bay at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 p.m. pension. NBCSN — Minnesota at St. Louis Central Division All Times EDT L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. Cleveland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. TORONTO RAPTORS — Promoted Alex McKechnie to SOCCER (MEN’S) GP W L OT Pts GF GA EASTERN CONFERENCE Utah at Sacramento, 10 p.m. New England at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. vice president/player health and performance. 2:50 p.m. Colorado 11 8 2 1 17 44 30 Atlantic Division San Antonio at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, Atlanta, Cincinnati WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Assigned Gs Justin Robin- FS2 — FIFA U-17 World Cup: South Korea vs. France, Nashville 12 8 3 1 17 48 34 W L Pct GB Monday’s Games son and Admiral Schofield to Capital City (NBAGL). Group C, Goiânia, Brazil St. Louis 12 6 3 3 15 37 39 Philadelphia 3 0 1.000 — FOOTBALL Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. FOOTBALL 2:55 p.m. Winnipeg 13 6 7 0 12 36 44 Toronto 3 1 .750 ½ Thursday, Nov. 7 National Football League ESPNEWS — Serie A: Torino at Lazio Dallas 14 5 8 1 11 31 39 Boston 2 1 .667 1 NFL L.A. Chargers at Oakland, 8:20 p.m. ATLANTA FALCONS — Released PK Matt Bryant. 5:50 p.m. Chicago 11 3 6 2 8 25 34 Brooklyn 1 2 .333 2 All Times EDT Sunday, Nov. 10 Waived CB D.J. White and QB Danny Etling. Signed FS2 — FIFA U-17 World Cup: U.S. vs. Japan, Group D, Minnesota 12 4 8 0 8 29 43 New York 1 3 .250 2½ AMERICAN CONFERENCE Arizona at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. PK Younghoe Koo. Espírito Santo, Brazil Pacific Division Southeast Division East Kansas City at Tennessee, 1 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS — Released LB Nate Hall. Signed LB 7 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L Pct GB W L T Pct PF PA Buff alo at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Del’Shawn Phillips to the practice squad. FS1 — MLS Playoff s: Toronto FC at Atlanta United, Edmonton 13 8 4 1 17 38 36 Miami 3 1 .750 — New England 8 0 0 1.000 250 61 Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. CAROLINA PANTHERS — Placed WR Braxton Miller on Eastern Conference Final Vegas 13 8 5 0 16 42 36 Atlanta 2 2 .500 1 Buff alo 5 2 0 .714 134 122 N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. practice squad IR. Signed WR Quadree Henderson TENNIS Anaheim 14 8 6 0 16 39 35 Orlando 1 2 .333 1½ N.Y. Jets 1 6 0 .143 78 185 Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. to the practice squad. 3 a.m. Arizona 11 7 3 1 15 34 24 Washington 1 2 .333 1½ Miami 0 7 0 .000 77 238 Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Placed LB Fadol Brown on prac- TENNIS — WTA: The WTA Finals, Early Rounds, Shen- Vancouver 11 7 3 1 15 42 27 Charlotte 1 3 .250 2 South Miami at Indianapolis, 4:05 p.m. tice squad IR. Signed LB James Vaughters to the zhen, China Calgary 14 6 6 2 14 37 41 Central Division W L T Pct PF PA Carolina at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. practice squad. 5 a.m. San Jose 13 4 8 1 9 32 48 W L Pct GB Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 158 151 L.A. Rams at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released TE Evan Baylis and TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Rolex Masters & The WTA Los Angeles 12 4 8 0 8 31 49 Milwaukee 2 1 .667 — Houston 5 3 0 .625 212 188 Minnesota at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. WR Darrius Shepherd. Signed CB Tremon Smith Finals, Early Rounds NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime Detroit 2 2 .500 ½ Jacksonville 4 4 0 .500 173 163 Open: Washington, Jacksonville, New England, Den- from the practice squad. 5 p.m. loss. Top three teams in each division and two Cleveland 1 2 .333 1 Tennessee 4 4 0 .500 148 135 ver, Philadelphia, Houston JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Placed WR Marqise Lee TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Rolex Masters & The WTA wild cards per conference advance to playoff s. Chicago 1 3 .250 1½ North Monday, Nov. 11 on IR. Released RB Alfred Blue from the injured Finals, Early Rounds Tuesday’s Games Indiana 0 3 .000 2 W L T Pct PF PA Seattle at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. list. Signed CB Tae Hayes from the practice squad. 3 a.m. (Thursday) Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 214 156 LOS ANGELES RAMS — Traded CB Aqib Talib and a TENNIS — WTA: The WTA Finals, Early Rounds, Shen- Boston 5, San Jose 1 Southwest Division Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .429 150 145 fifth-round draft pick to Miami for an undisclosed zhen, China Carolina 2, Calgary 1 W L Pct GB Cleveland 2 5 0 .286 133 181 NCAA AP Top 25 future draft pick. 5 a.m. (Thursday) Washington 4, Toronto 3, OT San Antonio 3 0 1.000 — Cincinnati 0 8 0 .000 124 210 All Times EDT MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed CB Xavien Howard on IR. TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Rolex Masters & The WTA Detroit 3, Edmonton 1 Dallas 3 1 .750 ½ West Thursday, Oct. 31 Activated DT Robert Nkemdiche from the PUP list. Finals, Early Rounds N.Y. Rangers 4, Tampa Bay 1 Houston 2 1 .667 1 W L T Pct PF PA No. 12 Baylor vs. West Virginia, 8 p.m. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Released PK Mike Nu- Nashville 3, Chicago 0 Memphis 1 3 .250 2½ Kansas City 5 3 0 .625 226 181 No. 20 Appalachian State vs. Georgia Southern, 8 gent and TE Eric Tomlinson from the active roster BASEBALL Dallas 6, Minnesota 3 New Orleans 0 4 .000 3½ Oakland 3 4 0 .429 151 192 p.m. and OL Aaron Monteiro from the practice squad. MLB Postseason Anaheim 7, Winnipeg 4 Northwest Division L.A. Chargers 3 5 0 .375 157 157 Saturday, Nov. 2 NEW YORK JETS — Traded DL Leonard Williams to the Wednesday’s Games W L Pct GB Denver 2 6 0 .250 125 151 No. 4 Clemson vs. Woff ord, 4 p.m. N.Y. Giants for a 2020 third-round and a 2021 fifth- All Times EDT Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Minnesota 3 0 1.000 — NATIONAL CONFERENCE No. 6 Florida vs. No. 8 Georgia at Jacksonville, Fla., round draft picks. 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EOE and a member of the TN Drug Free Workplace Program WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 CLASSIFIED HERALD-CITIZEN B5 herald-citizen.com GARAGE & YARD SALES WANTED TO RENT OPEN HOUSES LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Equal Housing OPEN EVERYDAY 02 MINUTES EAST 112.57 non-resident, having claims, months from the date of fi rst PLANNING A Opportunity 8AM - 6PM FEET TO THE POINT OF matured or unmatured, publication as described in PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All YARD SALE??? 5824 Southern Hills Dr., Baxter, TN BEGINNING, CONTAIN- against the estate are re- (1)(A): or real estate advertised in this Adjacent to Southern Hills Golf Course ING 0.30 ACRES MORE OR quired to fi le same with the newspaper is subject to the New, 2 Story LESS. Clerk of the above-named (2) Twelve (12) months from Live within the city limits Federal Fair Housing Act Court on or before the ear- the decedent’s date of of Algood or Cookeville? of 1968 and the Tennessee 4 BDS + Flex Room, 3 BA Parcel ID: 096 025.03.000 lier of the dates prescribed death. Human Rights Act which 2424 Sq Ft + Garage - $269,000 in (1) or (2) otherwise their makes it illegal to advertise PROPERTY ADDRESS: The claims will be forever barred: This 17TH day of OCTOBER You MUST go to your “any preference, limitation street address of the prop- 2019. or discrimination based on erty is believed to be 4615 (1)(A) Four (4) months from city’s business office to race, color, religion, sex, OLD SPARTA RD, COOKEV- the date of the fi rst publi- Signed GARY BIRDWELL & obtain a permit. familial status or national ILLE, TN 38506. In the event cation of this notice if the CRAIG BIRDWELL, CO-EX- origin, handicap/disability of any discrepancy between creditor received an actual ECUTORS or an intention to make any Ditty Road / Ben Jared Rd / Southern Hills Drive. Call 931-544-3849 this street address and the copy of this notice to cred- City of Algood such preference, limita- legal description of the itors at least sixty (60) days Attorney for the Estate: 215 W Main St. tion or discrimination.” This property, the legal descrip- before the date that is four KENT MOORE Algood, TN newspaper will not know- tion shall control. (4) months from the date of PO BOX 715 ingly accept any advertis- LEGALS CURRENT OWNER(S): the fi rst publication; or COOKEVILLE, TN 38503 or ing for real estate which is ESTATE AND/OR HEIRS- in violation of the law. Our AT-LAW OF LINDA GAIL (B) Sixty (60) days from the Jennifer Wilkerson, City of Cookeville readers are informed that all FLEMING date the creditor received Circuit and Probate Clerk 45 E. Broad Street dwellings advertised in this OTHER INTERESTED an actual copy of the notice 421 E. Spring Street newspaper are available on PARTIES: to creditors if the creditor re- Cookeville, TN 38501 Cookeville, TN an equal opportunity basis. ceived the copy of the notice 931-528-1508 Equal Housing Opportunity, The sale of the above-de- less than sixty (60 days pri- 10/23, 10/30 M/F. 1ST TIME EVER scribed property shall be or to the date that is four (4) Herald-Citizen & Regional NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE subject to all matters shown months from the date of fi rst Buyers Guide on any recorded plat; any publication as described in ESTATE OF WALTER FRI, SAT .. 7AM-3PM 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, unpaid taxes; any restrictive (1)(A): or DICKSON MOSS III, DE- 1808 Herbert Garrett Rd TN 931-526-9715 covenants, easements or CEASED. Notice is hereby 38506 (FAX) 526-1209 set-back lines that may be (2) Twelve (12) months from given that on 17TH day of Antiques, some furni- applicable; any prior liens the decedent’s date of OCTOBER 2019, Letters ture, household, womens or encumbrances as well as death. TESTAMENTARY in respect clothes, childrens toys, In- APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT any priority created by a fi x- of the Estate of WALTER staPot & PLENTY MORE! ture fi ling; and to any matter This 17TH day of OCTOBER DICKSON MOSS III, de- No Junk! $99 SECURITY that an accurate survey of 2019. ceased who died SEPTEM- DEPOSIT* the premises might disclose. BER 4TH, 2019 were issued This property is being sold Signed COLE HARPER & to the undersigned by the 4515 Hilham Rd, 38506 Broad Way Apartments with the express reservation AUSTYN HARPER, CO-EX- Probate Court of Putnam FRI, SAT .. 8AM-TIL Offering $99 Security Deposit that it is subject to confi rma- ECUTORS County, Tennessee. Front load washer, new MK if moved in by 11.15.2019. Notice of Public Sale tion by the lender or Substi- purse, futon, Cracker Barrel Nearly New Apartment Homes tute Trustee. This sale may Attorney for the Estate: All persons, resident and rocker, other furniture, out- Washer/Dryer Included Notice is hereby given that be rescinded at any time. BENJAMIN R. NEWMAN non-resident, having claims, door set, highchair, small re- Background/Credit on November 13, 2019 at The right is reserved to ad- 309 W. MAIN STREET matured or unmatured, frigerator, comforters, pug- Checks Required 10:00 a.m. the following journ the day of the sale to MCMINNVILLE, TN 37110 against the estate are re- mix pups, OTHER MISC! Income Restrictions Apply vehicles will be sold to the another day, time, and place quired to fi le same with the 10 Broadway Ave,Cookeville highest bidder to satisfy a certain without further publi- Jennifer Wilkerson, Clerk of the above-named 931-854-9564 mechanic lien(s) currently cation, upon announcement Circuit and Probate Clerk Court on or before the ear- M-F 8am-5pm being held by Randolph Au- at the time and place for 421 E. Spring Street lier of the dates prescribed CHRISTMAS BAZAAR tomotive on said vehicles: the sale set forth above. All Cookeville, TN 38501 in (1) or (2) otherwise their SATURDAY 11/2, 9-5 “This institution is an equal opportunity provider” right and equity of redemp- 931-528-1508 claims will be forever barred: First United Pentecostal 1996 Honda tion, statutory or otherwise, 10/23, 10/30 Church 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / VIN#1HGCD5630TA269227 homestead, and dower are (1)(A) Four (4) months from HOUSES NEW $280-$800 875 So Walnut Ave, 38501 expressly waived in said NOTICE TO CREDITORS the date of the fi rst publi- Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d 1993 Pontiac Deed of Trust, and the title ESTATE OF MARTHA JO- cation of this notice if the VENDORS WANTED OVER 100 LOCATION Contact (931)526-1575 VIN#2G2FV22P0P2209544 is believed to be good, but ANNE PALK BIRDWELL, creditor received an actual Kids welcome. Some Pets the undersigned will sell DECEASED. Notice is here- copy of this notice to cred- in Designated Apts. Said sale will take place and convey only as Substi- by given that on 17TH day itors at least sixty (60) days CRAFT SHOW Open Mon - Fr at Randolph Automotive, tute Trustee. The Property is of OCTOBER 2019, Letters before the date that is four SATURDAY .. 9AM-2PM Soard Properties 13065 Center Hill Dam Rd., sold as is, where is, without TESTAMENTARY in respect (4) months from the date of Cumberland Cove 526-1988 Silver Point, TN and will be representations or warran- of the Estate of MARTHA the fi rst publication; or Welcome Center Storage units available sold as is. Randolph Au- ties of any kind, including JOANNE PALK BIRD- 16939 Hwy 70 North tomotive shall reserve the fi tness for a particular use or WELL, deceased who died (B) Sixty (60) days from the 2 BR DUPLEX, 2-1/2 BA, Monterey 38574 right to reject any bid be- purpose. AUGUST 1ST, 2019 were date the creditor received fi replace, close to TTU, W/D OVER 20 VENDORS low amount of invoiced me- issued to the undersigned an actual copy of the notice hookup, large deck in back. chanic’s lien. THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- by the Probate Court of Put- to creditors if the creditor re- Lunch available to All utilities included. $950/ purchase from 11A-1P. 10/30 TEMPTING TO COLLECT A nam County, Tennessee. ceived the copy of the notice mth w/1 yr lease. 931-284- DEBT. ANY INFORMATION less than sixty (60 days pri- 5526, 528-5839. NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE OBTAINED WILL BE USED All persons, resident and or to the date that is four (4) LARGE YARD SALE TRUSTEE’S SALE FOR THAT PURPOSE. non-resident, having claims, months from the date of fi rst SATURDAY 11/2 .. 9A-3P 2BR, 1.5BA Townhouse: matured or unmatured, publication as described in 803 Clemmons Rd, 38501 Washer & dryer. $625/mo. WHEREAS, default has oc- Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, against the estate are re- (1)(A): or SOMETHING FOR EV- Call (931)252-8289 curred in the performance Substitute Trustee quired to fi le same with the ERYONE of the covenants, terms and 119 S. Main Street, Clerk of the above-named (2) Twelve (12) months from ! Christmas items, 2BR, 1BA in Algood. Wa- household items, clothes, conditions of a Deed of Trust Suite 500 Court on or before the ear- the decedent’s date of ter, appls furn’d, nice set- dated May 25, 2005, execut- Memphis, TN 38103 lier of the dates prescribed death. toys, antiques & TOO ting. $500/mo, $500/dep, MUCH MORE TO LIST! ed by LINDA GAIL FLEM- rlselaw.com/property-listing in (1) or (2) otherwise their references required. No pet. ING, conveying certain real Tel: (877) 813-0992 claims will be forever barred: This 17TH day of OCTOBER 528-2777 property therein described Fax: (404) 601-5846 2019. PORCH SALE to GREGORY L. GROTH, as 10/23, 10/30, 11/6 (1)(A) Four (4) months from THURSDAY, FRIDAY 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, Trustee, as same appears the date of the fi rst publi- Signed MARK LITTLE & 7:00AM - 2:30PM CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets of record in the Register’s NOTICE TO CREDITORS cation of this notice if the SUSAN ALLEN, CO-EXEC- 329 Wedgewood St, 38501 OK!! Call 526-1988. Offi ce of Putnam County, ESTATE OF BARRY HARP- creditor received an actual UTORS Antique basin - Everything Tennessee recorded June ER, DECEASED. Notice is copy of this notice to cred- from fi shing equipment to 1, 2005, in Deed Book 233, hereby given that on 17TH itors at least sixty (60) days Attorney for the Estate: household goods!! Page 197 at Instrument day of OCTOBER 2019, Let- before the date that is four BENJAMIN R. NEWMAN Number 44826; and ters TESTAMENTARY in re- (4) months from the date of 309 W. MAIN STREET WHEREAS, the benefi cial spect of the Estate of BAR- the fi rst publication; or MCMINNVILLE, TN 37110 YARD SALE interest of said Deed of Trust RY D. HARPER, deceased FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL was last transferred and as- who died JUNE 9TH, 2019 (B) Sixty (60) days from the Jennifer Wilkerson, 5363 Buff alo Valley Rd signed to DEUTSCHE BANK were issued to the under- date the creditor received Circuit and Probate Clerk Ckvl, 38501 NATIONAL TRUST COMPA- signed by the Probate Court an actual copy of the notice 421 E. Spring Street Diningroom table & chairs, NY AS TRUSTEE IN TRUST, of Putnam County, Tennes- to creditors if the creditor re- Cookeville, TN 38501 some furniture, clothes all FOR RENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE see. ceived the copy of the notice 931-528-1508 sizes, LOTS OF MISC! 858- 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, CERTIFICATE HOLDERS less than sixty (60 days pri- 10/23, 10/30 3157, 267-7194 Houses. Many locations OF THE FIRST FRANKLIN All persons, resident and or to the date that is four (4) FALCON REALTY, MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2005-FF4 who is now the YARD SALE 528-2158 falconrealtycookeville.com owner of said debt; and SATURDAY 11/2 .. 7AM-TIL WHEREAS, the under- 2851 Buff alo Valley Rd signed, Rubin Lublin TN, Cookeville PLLC, having been appoint- Furniture, dishes, LP’s, HOUSES FOR RENT ed as Substitute Trustee by LOTS MORE! 201 Cooper Rd, Algood. instrument to be fi led for re- 3BR, 2BA. Outside storage cord in the Register’s Offi ce YARD SALE barn, no pets. $1000/mo, of Putnam County, Tennes- RAIN or SHINE $1000/dep. Call (931)265- see. 4475 NOW, THEREFORE, notice FRI, SAT .. 7AM-2PM is hereby given that the en- 560 Ryan Circle, Ckvl EXECUTIVE RENTAL tire indebtedness has been Home decor (shelves, pic- Country Club Rd, 3BR, 2BA, declared due and payable, ture frames, candles, fl ow- bonus rooms. $1300 month and that the undersigned, er pots, etc), name barnd plus $1300 deposit. 931- Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, as clothes and MUCH MORE! 526-3433 or 423-748-6939 Substitute Trustee or his duly appointed agent, by Looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 virtue of the power, duty and FIREWD/STOVES & RELATED Bedroom authority vested and im- Houses / Apartments for posed upon said Substitute FREE FIREWOOD DELIV- Rent? Trustee will, on November ERED: May be Hardwood Call us at 931 548 1240 19, 2019 at 10:00 AM at the or Mixed. Will come in long or visit our website at Main Entrance to the Put- lengths, will need to be cut www.stevensrentals.com nam County Courthouse, up & split. Call (931)260- 300 East Spring Street, 5655 Cookeville, TN 38501, pro- ceed to sell at public out- Looking for a place to COMM/INDUST FOR RENT cry to the highest and best dump Free Fire Wood and Northgate Business Park: bidder for cash or certifi ed funds ONLY, the following Mulch in Putnam County. Several spaces avail. (2) (931)260-5655 described property situated 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. in Putnam County, Tennes- Call 261-7903 or Go to see, to wit: www.rossierentals.com PETS & SUPPLIES LYING AND BEING IN THE Looking for A PET? Adopt Offi ce space in great lo- SECOND CIVIL DISTRICT your new best friend! cation! Reception area, 3 OF PUTNAM COUNTY, Visit us online at additional rooms plus rest TENNESSEE, AND BEING www.aarf-tn.com room and break room. $795 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: to see all of our rescued Call 931-528- BEGINNING AT A STAKE IN per month THE SOUTH MARGIN OF dogs, cats, puppies and 2158 OLD SPARTA HIGHWAY, kittens! 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HOUSTON (AP) — It’s been Nationals padded their lead an unconventional road to moments later when Rendon Game 7 of the World Series hit a two-run homer off Will for Stephen Strasburg and the Harris. Martinez, still en- Washington Nationals. raged at umpires, was ejected Seizing the October spot- during the seventh-inning light he missed out on as a stretch, screaming as a pair youngster, Strasburg pitched of his coaches held him back another postseason gem into while the crowd sang along to the ninth inning Tuesday “Deep in the Heart of Texas.” night as the Nationals beat Rendon added a two-run the Houston Astros 7-2 to tie double off Chris Devenski in this Fall Classic at 3-3. the ninth to just about seal Juan Soto ran all the way it after Strasburg gutted to fi rst base with his bat fol- through without his best lowing a go-ahead homer, the fastball to throw fi ve-hit ball same way Houston slugger for 8 1/3 innings. Washington Alex Bregman did earlier. pitching coach Paul Menhart Yep, these wild-card told Strasburg after the fi rst Nationals have matched the that he was tipping pitches. heavily favored Astros swing Strasburg allowed only three for swing, hit for hit — even more hits. home run celebration for “Started shaking my glove, home run celebration. so they didn’t know what I Now, it’s onto a winner- was throwing,” Strasburg take-all Game 7 on Wednes- AP said. “It’s something that has day night to decide the only Washington Nationals’ Juan Soto hits a home run off Houston Astros starting pitcher burned me in the past, and it Series in which the visiting Justin Verlander during Game 6 of the World Series Tuesday in Houston. burned me there in the fi rst.” team won the fi rst six. Now the Nationals will Adam Eaton and Soto hit Max Scherzer, revitalized sat down as Martinez became and really freed up the neck.” attempt their ultimate come- solo homers off Justin Ver- by an injection of painkiller, the fi rst manager tossed from Zack Greinke will start back in a year when they lander in the fi fth to help the is primed to return from an a Series game since Atlanta’s for the Astros, who led the were written off time after Nationals overcome a 2-1 defi - irritated nerve in his neck to Bobby Cox in 1996. majors with 107 wins and are time, hoping for the fi rst title cit. Anthony Rendon also went start Game 7 for Washington “The cortisone shot seeking their second title in in the 51-season history of deep and drove in fi ve runs. in a Series that’s been all worked. That relieved the three seasons. a franchise that started as “Maybe they enjoy our road, sweet, road. pressure on the nerve, and “I wish it was in a National the Montreal Expos and the park and maybe we enjoy Scratched from his sched- then keep applying heat,” League park,” Greinke joked, fi rst for Washington since the their park,” said Rendon, uled Game 5 start only Scherzer said. “Our chiro- cracking a smile about his Senators in 1924. who attended high school hours before the fi rst pitch, practor, he does amazing affi nity for hitting. Visiting teams have won 4½ miles from Minute Maid Scherzer was warming up in work. He was able to go in Fired up after a disputed three straight Game 7s in the Park. “We’re not going to ask the seventh inning Tuesday there and make adjustments. call at fi rst base went against Series since the Cardinals de- questions.” before Rendon’s homer, then We did two treatments of it them in the seventh, the feated Texas at home in 2011. Preds top Blackhawks 3-0

NASHVILLE (AP) — Nick Bonino scored the goals and his Predators teammates made it an easy night for Pekka Rinne. Bonino had a natural hat trick, Rinne made 20 saves for his second consecutive shutout and the Nashville Predators beat the Chicago Blackhawks 3-0 on Tuesday night. Rocco Grimaldi had the pri- mary assist on all three goals for AP, FILE the fi rst three-point game of his In this 2018 photo, Washington Redskins career. Craig Smith added two off ensive tackle Trent Williams (71) sets up to assists for the Predators, winners block during a game in Jacksonville, Fla. of four straight. The Grimaldi-Bonino-Smith line recorded 16 shots on goal in the game. Bonino’s nine shots Not much on goal established a new career high. “The very fi rst shift that they got on the ice, they were relent- action at NFL less in the off ensive zone,” Nash- ville coach Peter Laviolette said. “They dogged pucks all night long and broke up plays, and then when the puck was up for grabs, AP trade deadline they won the battles and then Nashville Predators defenseman Matt Irwin (52) and Chicago they moved it effi ciently in the Blackhawks center David Kampf (64) compete for the puck off ensive zone and brought pucks during game Tuesday in Nashville. (AP) — Trent Williams stayed put, as did Josh to the net.” Norman, Chris Harris Jr. and Le’Veon Bell. Ja- The struggling Blackhawks the last second of the game, so shot on goal that hit traffi c in mal Adams, Melvin Gordon and Patrick Peterson have lost fi ve of six. that’s positive and I commend front. Bonino’s initial attempt aren’t going anywhere, either. Bonino’s hat trick was the them for that. They blocked some was stopped by Lehner, but The NFL trade deadline was a dud this year but third of his NHL career and fi rst shots late, but man they were Bonino was able to swat home the only because teams didn’t wait for the cutoff to with the Predators. toying with us today.” rebound with a backhand while swap draft picks and established stars, something After scoring once in each of Since allowing a third-period he was falling to the ice. they’d been doing since August. the fi rst two periods, Bonino goal last Tuesday against Ana- The Blackhawks were lucky The big news Tuesday was Williams return- buried the rebound of a shot from heim, Rinne has posted back-to- to escape the fi rst down just 1-0 ing to the Washington Redskins. A person with Grimaldi from just outside Robin back shutouts. The winningest thanks to a strong performance knowledge of the situation told The Associated Lehner’s crease, prompting fans Finnish-born goaltender in NHL by Lehner. The Predators out- Press that the left tackle ended his season-long to shower the ice with hats at 3:40 history has 57 career shutouts shot Chicago 19-6 in the opening holdout after not getting traded. of the third. and is 7-0-1 on the season. period. During Cleveland’s recent bye week, Browns “I knew Smitty and Rocco “We played extremely well Bonino made it 2-0 at 9:03 of the general manager John Dorsey said he’s spoken cycling, they were winning all of throughout the game,” Rinne second. with Redskins president Bruce Allen about ac- their battles, getting pucks to the said. “We didn’t have any lapses. Dante Fabbro’s shot from the quiring Williams. But when asked if there would net,” Bonino said. “I was just try- For me personally, it was one of right point was blocked in front be a deal, Dorsey said, “it takes two to tango.” ing to go to the net and get some the, for sure, easier shutouts.” by Blackhawks defenseman Dun- Dorsey, who pulled off a blockbuster trade for rebounds.” Bonino scored the fi rst goal at can Keith. In the slot, Grimaldi’s Odell Beckham Jr. in March, couldn’t get the Lehner fi nished with 48 saves. 17:56 of the opening period. shot was also blocked by Keith, Redskins to dance, leaving the Browns to solve “My D men really worked with In the high slot, Smith sent a but the rebound came to Bonino their left tackle situation in the off season. me today,” Lehner said. “They pass to Grimaldi above the left on the left side, where he beat The only big name traded at the deadline was tried their best to help me out to faceoff circle. Grimaldi sent a Lehner for the second time. Aqib Talib, but unlike seven years ago when he was dealt from Tampa Bay to New England at midseason, Talib is no longer in his prime or headed to a contender. Preds add no-movement clause in Josi’s 8-year deal The Rams traded the 33-year-old cornerback to Miami along with a fi fth-round pick in 2020 for an NASHVILLE (AP) that’s going to be here Division titles as well as Subban, this past June. undisclosed draft choice. But the 12-year veteran — The Nashville for, I think, the rest of the Presidents’ Trophy Josi said the signing is on IR with a rib injury and likely won’t play Predators fi nally have their career.” two years ago, and I am the contract is like a again this season. their captain Roman Poile said the negoti- confi dent Roman is the dream since he started Talib will be an unrestricted free agent this Josi signed to a long- ations, which made Josi perfect captain to lead his career with Nash- winter after playing out the six-year, $57 million term deal, and general the team’s highest-paid us to our ultimate goal, ville. This is where he deal he signed with the Denver Broncos, with manager David Poile player with an annual a Stanley Cup champi- met and married his whom he won the Super Bowl four seasons ago. is so confi dent in the average value of $9.05 onship,” Poile said. wife this past July, add- That makes this deadline deal akin to the ones defenseman’s future million, were crucial The deal runs ing to Josi’s reasons for seen so often in the NBA when a tanking team he included a rare no in helping the Preda- through 2027-28 and wanting to stay with the absorbs a contract from another team in exchange movement clause in the tors lock up their core puts Josi among the Predators. Josi said he for draft capital. eight-year, $72.4 million players. The GM also NHL’s highest-paid was relieved to have the The Dolphins (0-7) could keep Talib on IR before deal. predicted Josi could defensemen and keeps contract wrapped up. letting him walk in free agency, an approach that “It’s something win his fi rst Norris him off the free agent “Most importantly, would allow them to keep piling up losses to fast- that obviously Roman Trophy as soon as this market next July. The every year this organi- track their rebound after this year’s player purge wanted very badly season. contract starts with the zation, David and the and could also net them a compensatory draft and something that we “He ranks among the 2020-21 season and goes whole staff , they put pick. covet very much,” Poile top defensemen year through 2027-28 with a together a team that The Rams (5-3) have traded both of their start- said Tuesday. “But for after year not only in franchise that traded has a chance to win the ing cornerbacks this month and the trade of Talib Roman, I think this is a points but in time on ice away a captain in Shea Stanley Cup and yeah I clears salary cap space for them to sign recently unique and special situ- and under his leader- Weber in June 2016 and couldn’t be more thank- acquired cornerback Jalen Ramsey to a contract ation for someone that’s ship the Predators have its former highest-paid ful for my teammates,” extension. our captain, someone won consecutive Central player, defenseman P.K. Josi said.